The Mountain Meadows Massacre Site in
Washington County, Utah, marks
the location of the September
11, 1857, massacre of 120 emigrants by
militiamen associated with the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
The event was the apex of
decades of violence, mistrust, and fear."
www.nps.gov/nhl

MAP
From St. George, in the Southwest corner of Utah, go
north on state Highway #18 about 30 miles. Look for the signs indicating the parking lot
on Dan Sill Hill on the right side of the road.

MAP
From Cedar City, north of St. George on Highway 15, go west on state highway #56
about 35 miles to the intersection of state highways #56 and #18. Turn south
on #18 and go
about 11 miles to Enterprise. Continue on south about another 5 miles to the
Mountain Meadows. The monuments are on the south end of the valley.

The
2011 Men and Boys Memorial Site is
located on Utah Route 18 at
milepost 31, on the left. The monument is clearly signed and is
approximately 1/2 mile further North of the turnoff for the other Mountain
Meadows Monuments.

PLEASE HELP US

As the level of awareness of the Mountain Meadows
Massacre has increased due to this web site, the news media, and its recent
designation as a National Historic Landmark, there are more and more
visitors to the area. To those who visit, we would like to ask that you please
respect the rights and property of the local
landowners and stay in the designated areas. Please - Do not cross fences or
closed gates, whether these areas are posted as No Trespassing or not.
The land that is directly around the Mountain Meadows site is private property.
There is nothing that you can see, or find, by crossing the fences. If it could have been
picked up, it already has, or it has been covered up during the years since the
Massacre. Please honor the rights of the landowners and do not enter the private
property in the area. Thank you!